What happened on January 31, 2000

NEWS

• Obituaries 2/1 

• EMS workers statewide to use new triage tags By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Belle Boyd house mortgage is paid By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Get ready for the big melt 

• Munson wants debt funds tied to stadium By LAURA ERNDE and SCOTT BUTKIs

• Church social services center fills gap between paychecks By MARLO BARNHART

• City to collect items used to hold parking spaces By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Plans to be a paramedic push this senior to study By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Students welcome rules on harassment By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Franklin jobless rate averages 4.3 percent in 1999 By DON AINES

• W.Va. Web site eases access to school-closings lists 

• Flu bug may have peaked By BRUCE HAMILTON

• W.Va. dispatcher shortage eases By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Second nor'easter buries Tri-State area By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Mail Call for 1/31 

• Fire guts duplex 

• Snow can't stop 'Super Sunday' By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Hagerstown sweeps in own invitational 

• City man teaches, learns, during 7 years in Russia By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Letter protests subsidies for YMCA building By SCOTT BUTKI

• Senior menu, Feb. 2-8 

• wwwobits_for_1_29 

• Munson pulls state flag bill By LAURA ERNDE

• www.obits for 1/31 

• Monday's roundup - McConnellsburg girls hold off Bellville 

• Exit 7 battle continues with court motions By DON AINES

• Pa. man gives old barns new life 

• Pa. inventor wins big case By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Pa. man's eyes always on the sky By DON AINES